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Severe storms have dealt significant damage across parts of southern Ohio. Now, the region is recovering.

A new hearing date for Christina Siders will be set later. Her attorney argues $300,000 bond is too high as Siders has no means to pay.

As extreme weather becomes more common because of climate change, scientists say streamgages could help communities prepare for future floods.

As of Monday afternoon, the fundraiser had brought in more than $47,000.

The village of Buckeye Lake was ordered under a mandatory evacuation due to severe flooding from persistent rainfall late Thursday evening.

The National Weather Service previously issued a flash flood warning for Columbus and parts of Fairfield and Licking counties through Thursday morning.

The officers will help authorities in areas of Texas that flooded this weekend.

Scioto and Ross counties experienced flooding from Hurricane Helene. More than 100,000 people were left without power, but most outages have been restored.

As the climate changes, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency predicts floods in Ohio will become more frequent. One river city is trying to get ahead.

Columbus plans to spend $2.5 million to install sump pumps in about 500 homes around the city. It's meant to reduce excess stormwater entering the City's sanitary sewer system.